Aperture Review

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Review how much you know about a camera's aperture

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Froggy Jumps Aperture ReviewOnline version Review how much you know about a camera's aperture by HONORA SANCHEZ 1 What is Depth of Field? a The amount of light entering the camera. b The speed at which the subject moves. c The distance between the closest and farthest objects in a photo that appear acceptably sharp. 2 What is F-Stop? a The number that your camera shows you when you change the size of the lens aperture b The distance between the lens and the sensor. c The speed of the camera's shutter. 3 Shutter Speed and Exposure a Shutter Speed can affect the brightness of your photo b ISO has no effect on exposure. c Aperture only controls brightness. 4 Aperture size effects LIGHT a Aperture does not affect exposure. b Larger aperture allows MORE light to the camera sensor c Larger aperture reduces light. 5 Focal Length a The speed at which the lens focuses. b The distance between the center of the lens and the sensor c The diameter of the lens. 6 Depth of Field relation a Depth of Field is unrelated to aperture. b Deep/Larger Depth of Field = Larger aperture c Deep/Larger Depth of Field = Smaller aperture 7 What kind of image would an aperture of f/2.8 create? a b c 8 An aperture of f/20 would: a Let the MOST amount of light in b Would create a shallow depth of field c Would let the LEAST amount of light in 9 What is your Focus Distance? a The length between your camera's sensor and the center of your lens b The amount of space between your camera and your focus point c How wide or narrow your field of view is 10 What kind of image would an aperture of f/22 create? a b c 11 Your photograph is underexposed! How would you adjust your APERTURE to correct this? a The aperture cannot be adjusted b Close down your aperture c Open your aperture 12 The larger the f-stop... a The less light travels to the censor b The more light travels to the censor c The longer your sensor is exposed to light 13 As your f-stop decreases a The amount of light your aperture allows to the censor increases b The amount of light your aperture allows to the censor decreases c The slower your shutter speed moves 14 Your photograph is overexposed! How would you adjust your APERTURE to correct this? a Make your aperture as large as possible b Increase your f-stop to allow more light into your aperture c Increase your f-stop to close down your aperture 15 This is an example of: a A short focal length b Deep Depth of Field c Shallow Depth of Field 16 Shorter focal lengths such as 18mm will give you a A narrow angle of view b A wide angle of view c More magnification 17 The longer your focal length: a The more magnification you are getting b the less magnification you are getting c The wider your angle of view is 18 This is an example of: a Shallow Depth of Field b Deep Depth of Field c Narrow Depth of Field 19 Longer focal lengths such as 100mm will give you a A narrow angle of view b A wider angle of view c The least amount of magnification 20 The shorter your focal length: a The more narrow your field of view is b The less magnification you get c The more magnification you get

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Aperture Review

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Aperture ReviewOnline version

by HONORA SANCHEZ

What is Depth of Field?

What is F-Stop?

Shutter Speed and Exposure

Aperture size effects LIGHT

Focal Length

Depth of Field relation

What kind of image would an aperture of f/2.8 create?

An aperture of f/20 would:

What is your Focus Distance?

What kind of image would an aperture of f/22 create?

Your photograph is underexposed! How would you adjust your APERTURE to correct this?

The larger the f-stop...

As your f-stop decreases

Your photograph is overexposed! How would you adjust your APERTURE to correct this?

This is an example of:

Shorter focal lengths such as 18mm will give you

The longer your focal length:

This is an example of:

Longer focal lengths such as 100mm will give you

The shorter your focal length: